While MongoDB's on-premises products are aimed at large enterprises, its Atlas cloud-based database is accessible to developers and companies of any size.

Couchbase provides metrics visualizations right out of the box, whereas MongoDB relies on companion tools. Round winner: Couchbase, for out-of-the-box visualizations and alerting.

Altoros Systems has released a report comparing the performance, in terms of latency and throughput, of two modern NoSQL database-as-a-service products, Couchbase Capella (the release as of March 2022 ...

MongoDB’s MDB cloud native Atlas platform has established itself as the company’s strategic growth engine. Positioned as a unified data foundation, it brings together security, scalability and ...

MongoDB’s MDB Atlas has become a central pillar of the company’s platform strategy. In the first quarter of fiscal 2026, MongoDB highlighted strong adoption of Atlas across industries ...

MongoDB's Q2 FY26 earnings surprised with a 49.25% EPS, with revenue and profitability far exceeding analyst expectations.

Couchbase Cloud dominated the read-only JOIN workload with 3x higher throughout and lower latencies on all cluster sizes relative to MongoDB Atlas. DynamoDB, once again, was AWOL from the results. All ...

You can easily manage your Couchbase cluster -- adding, deleting, and fetching documents -- from the Couchbase Management GUI, for which MongoDB has no counterpart.